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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25
TRIADELPHIA NEWS.

A cold wave struck our town last even
ing, causing . demand for natural gas anC
coal.
]. E. McCardle, Taylor Foreman, H. C.
Hunter and d. NJ. ThOrnburg returned
yesterday from an expedition to Washing
ton and Greene counties, we'll laden with
all sorts OF game.
Major Craft intends going into the soap
business, as we understand he recently
purchased factory.
Quite number of our citizens attended
the Potomac Fair last week, aud expressed
themselves as agreeab1y surprised at Its
magnitude.
There will be two games of ball played
at the Philadelphia base ball park this al
ternOOn between Wheeling teams and the
nome team. Fine games are expected.
Dame Rumor has it that two young gen
tlemen of the East End will lead to the
hymeneal altar two bellies Of our town.
Here's to you, boys.
Louis Wheeler, our enterprising cigar
manufacturer, intends TO increase his out
put next week, by employing two more
meu.
c. H. Hervey purchased a fue rabbit
dog this week.
DR.. q. A Cracraft has had his house
painted and fitted for the use OF natural
gas. II presents tiue appearance.
The Union bridge project is Il general
topic OF conversation among our citizens.
The universally expressed opinion being
that it is TIE one thing needful to the tu'
ture prosperity OF the city and county.
The foliage OF the country is now some
thing beautiful to look upon.
Mr. Fisher, OF Roncy's Point, is lying ri
the point Of death
Since the advent OF cold weather the
literary and debatin society of general
intelligence, meets i'll HeIyey's cigar shop
Mr.. Edward Wheeler, clerk for John s,
Welty, is expected home tomorrow.
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shipped a quantity of very choice grapes
here last Thursday.
The B. & D. pay car distributed the
dueats among its employees here on Friday.
The Lutheran Church is being repainted.
The new factory will resume next week.
The managers of the various depart
ments Of the Riverside works will occupy
their new office building next week.
Two weddings last week.
The proceeds OF the festival held IN the
NJ. z. Church was $40.
The Palm Leaf Social, popular crowd,
will give ball in Brierland's hall next
Friday evening.
A wedding is looked for in the near fu-
ture in our southern suburbs
Mrs A. LETTERS is visiting out in Ohio.
William Higgins, the youth who was
injured at the Tower steel plant, is get
ting along nicely.
The picnic was postponed on account OF
the supply of weather Greedy sent yester-
day.
The second department of the tube
works will commence operations next
week.
Two new buildings to be erected on
Main street this fall.
Quite a number of our citizens received
summons to appear before the October
term of the Grand Jury.
Some of the rolling men say their salary
would not keep them in tooth picks.
1t is stated that the indictments which
may, probably be preferred against the
salOonkeepers will be based chiefly on
their selling to habitual drunkards AID
ON Sunday. This is not clear. Why
should the county officials seek to enforce
what is so evidently the duty of the town
officers, in connection with the parties to
whom they have granted license in defiance
OF no license in the country.
An earnest and stirring address was de-
liyered in the NJ. F. Church last Sunday
q. m. Just such talks come opportunely
occasionally.
The new roads built under the direction
of the city are pronounced the best posi-
BILE
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RITCHIE FAIR.
A Big Attendance and Fine show-Gen-
eral Richie News.

eral Richie News.
special Correspondence Of The SlnJGy Register.
. CAIRO, W. VA, September "a
the fair for the county opened on the
2lst and it was attended by about 1000
people. Most of the first day was taken
up in making entries of stock, etc, the
entry clerk for floral hall being kept very
busy all day. 1t is said by some that the
floral department surpasses in grandeur
that of the Parkersburg fair. The crowds
were very large on the second and third
days. The B. & o. r. r. Company ran
two special trains each day Of the Parkers-
burg fair and carried but few passengers
1t is thought more are attending this fair
from distance, than the Parkersburg fair.
The people of Cairo and vicinity are be-
coming quite indignant at the course taken
by the Richie Gazette and the Richie Re.
rielc, in regard TO some recent articles in
those papers which have appeared as edi-
| torials These articles are intended to run
down the character of the people OF this
place aud trying to make this place appear
as a 'one-hmse settlement" The cause
Of this attack is that Cairo was made q
summer resort and Harrisville was not. 1t
is supposed the 'devil' had charge of the
Rerielr this week, and among the clip
pings he had an article of some length in
reg ard to the picnic held here on the 18th
of August, when Col. Balm addressed the
audience. He stated that he was very
coolly treated, etc. He may have been
mistaken for one of those things that be-
long to the "long.eared" species.
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MILL. NOrtS

The raw -teel plant ~ the Waugh Nail
Tnmpluv. ut Bclley,lle, Ill, is in blast.
The plant cost Sl5O,OOO The output Is
- tons Of steel PIX day.
There are very lew new features Of in
trrest i'm the iron market Production and
consumption continue very large, and
there Is 10 change I'm the outlook for steady
good business.
The mill OF lira0, Bennett & Co, at
MulyIle borough, pittsburg district, which
was blown down some time ago, IL now re-
built, and will be ready for the machinery
in a short time.
Never in the history of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company have their works been more
crowded with orders than at the present
time. Should no accident occur the month
of September will show the largest pro-
ductou OF steel on record
The firm Of J. v. Friend x Co, Pitts
burg. will resume work in their sheet and
steel mills after m idleneSs Of i've years.
The preparations for resuming work are
rapidly going on, and II is expected that
within q month the mill will be running.
4 meeting OF the Spliced Rail Joint
Company. OF PitfSburg, Pa, will be held
O.;ober llth, 10 vote on \ proposition TO
increase It's capital from 500, 900 TO $500,
Ulo. The growth OF the cOmpany'S bush.
urSS requires more money, and 1t Is pro
h.lbIe new steel mill tor the manufacture
OF the invention will be provided for
The Granite iron rolling mills Of the st.
Louis Stamping Company, st. Louis, Mo-,
areabout 10 resume operations. Extensive
repur> and improvements have been made
in the works Heretofore the mills have
used gls ,r their heating and auuealinG
furnaces. bg. uOt under their boilers. Upon
re,'ar;iug the latter will be fired with gas,
For >0Gua time past workmen have been
at work pu;riug up rolls and other machin'
CIV ~ the Western steel works, at CarOn,
delft Mo, Tor tine manufacture OF narrow
geuge r1i., IJs. week the JOB was COM
pieted ant che manufacture OF narrow
gauge rats was -flrtud immediately, there
br giving employment To 200 additional
men, ara running up the force 10 , 900.
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TRADE NOTES.

Tue L.au6 he furnace in Preston county,
". w.. Is burning coke in 100 ovens.
IHrg '-lur IRON ere and manufacture iron,
All make the coke cut Of their own coal.
T4. Illinois Wire Company is a new
manufacturing concern which has Just
completed 20 new wire drawing mill on 81.
Ce,, ay-uaa. Fest ST Louis, Ill.,, and
".I' Start ru On. .J.h inst. Their factory
hG.1n- r- jUnNsru feet. aud they start
with 5 biDrtS. with q capacity for draw
m-21 t'as vi wtrr pr dry, giving employ
msus % - men. They will start up single
tIm
NlJIlytowu. Pa, will erect shortly a
guya-IlJuE works which will employ POO
additional mlu. 4 superintendent from
Bay ,lty, Mss, !rt~ already been employ
ell, AND rHr hGtidiu@ will be pushed To
completion. In about q year 3 rolling
w,i To- euplny I,unD men will also be con
N.rIr rd. Toe pipe works have been 4
gsrt' hnaU to MlddIetOwu, 300 new houses
having h.ru erected within the pass two
years.
Work hss been begun on the foundation
irr the aditIun tr the wire nail mill at
NJ" CStlE, Pa. The utmost capacity OF
The mill has been tested ever since the es-
uo."hmeU: went into operation. The
work, are running double turn, and the
output is about 600 keys daily. The new
On.tlug uow in course OF erection will iu-
Crease the capacity OF the works.
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CLASS NOTES.

The green -',ss trade is improving
slowly. Business is not active, but the
outlook il Eir
The general ,un Of sales is encouraging
with mluriacturrrs Of chimueys, and the
woramru have all they can do IN Pitts
burg. Al the furnaces are on.
The tableware manufacturers and work
m,u have been rSpeniiEg considerable
t,ms UN."r 10 the W5ge LIST, but they did
NJ, ,,..,lcurr as mUch difficulty As WAS
anticipated
l,r. Chal-s Euls, formerly secretary Of
the C.-r...,.yr Flint Glass Co, Beaver
FlI,.. a.. Jlai az that place Of paralysis
on Tu.-ia = r.~ubsr g. lie WAS we'll
kuowu B.. go. -..>, t-g;r, and liked for hIS
many -.a.a -G friendly :gaits.
TIA. >,.asn,.,.. OF the glass house at
Cur.arura. Pa a.' advertise and eudeayor
. sell r..u.Aa.. brtii they io not succeed
m ,......- - fr.s ,...I = r"GaOcteut mana
ger w,.l i... m.....' rp.i the Jerks put in
oprr1..r -..va B.. rythlDG can be got
ten inja -asp-.
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MINES AND MINERS.

A coal discovery has been made at
Cum $ Canyon, Eastern Nevada
Twelve miles oct from Kansas City,
No.. 10 is alleged that a good seam Of coal
tour let IN thickness has been found at a
depth ~ f.! yards
The shipments of coke to points west OF
f.it'hurg IN August aggregated 10000
''1.. There will be great many more
'''s shipped ;u this month.
The B)l.v,- Pa, Coke Co has large
'o,cr Of men az work griing for fifty ovens,
Hacn they expect TO have smoking by
".'ooer !. IL is intended to build 800 as
soon rs the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
furnishes the necessary siding
Excitement In regard TO the newly dis
.y'r,rI Fields OF alleged anthracite coal in
I Ig Indian Territory is beginning TO run
gu w '1r vicinity n il claimed that
,-s 1eta, lrospect,i aud leased cover an
@.7' "i ihrty-tour square miles. with an es-
'''..1''d yield oi 4.n1D tOus to the acre.
Inc miners OF Iron Mountain, Mich,
''e struck against an order recurring
r' s1 70 "nrS Sunday nights. Their ap-
-, palmetto anu states that they are
G oSy buried under the ground sixty
aOI'S a week. Two men lost their lives
mn. several were badly injured in these
g. - l'N' week. Such accidents are of
~ tusNt occurrence there.
IA .I I7nfst instance in which mine boss
nj, oeen convicted ia Western PeppsyIya-
ir1, va, recorded az nioptown on the 1Otb
NJ, M, When Luke Dobbs, an assistant min
am T T.SS al the Hesson works, OF the Stew.
dr,r o. was prosecuted for neglect of
more o-V 'FP'arS that gas has prevailed
s;y yoe % less through the nine Danger
e,9H mn, were put uP, beyond which the
onaD - Were ordered not to carry an
and 49, osyGIa this 'iue, lighted a match
One VI OpeGed safety lamp 10 reIiVbt II for
for this 80 I'uerS. He Was brought to
"'e'eS~ness au,i convicted.
tiyity = y'G'os indicates extraordinary 60.
e;1isS u. 10 The c,ke regions If W. w. v az
one miIs au sarl! day. In Marion comfy
railroad - a. O, FAi mont, on ths B, & O.
bui!din9 'ue "atsous, Of Fairmont are
s. Tbera = one hundred and finv I "I. Sle
at the F Nv twenty tive ovens burning eokc
West Of F. u. and P. Junction, ten miles niles
sons have r anAt At Montana the Wat.
Tor three hundred
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ovens, Of which one hundred are already
burning coke successfully, with nine feet
of eoking coal in hill. At 0pekiska an
other firm has under contract not less than
two hundred ovens, which are contracted
for and will be completed this fall. New
burg is operating one hundred ovens, Of
which seyenty-eight are newly built bee
l2l foot ovens. The present vein Of coal
being worked is from five to six feet. New
yentilating shafts have been sunk. At the
Austin coal and coke works, in Preston
county, at TunneltOn Station, on the b &
.. railroad, they are operating about one
hundred coke ovens, and preparing, to
erect more
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25

That department of the Tube Works
which has been in operation for some
weeks past will run double turn, COM
meneiDg tomorrow.
One transfer of real estate yesterday
Mr. P. Altmyer to Mrs. Maggie McJiltOn
lot on Main street Consideration, $500
cash.
Mr.. J. Brush, of the Riverside steel
plant, returned Friday from visit to his
home ia Pulaski, Pa
A festival will be given in the Church OF
God, on Gravel street, next Saturday even
ing, the proceeds to he devoted to repairing
that edihce. 1t has been several years
since that congregation has bad festival.
Mrs. c. G. MeMeehen has returned from
a visit to friends in Erie, Pa.
Mr.. Ell. Newton returned yesterday
from trip to Niles, o.
SIr. Geo. Niebergell has gone TO Steu-
benville
: Mrs. Patterson and Mes. Vancuren will
20 to st. Louis, Mo, Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Bendell, of Freeport, O.,
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DIED.

overwhelmingly, September -, 1887, at
$50 p. IN, HERMAN RESEER, in the esd year of
his sge.
Funeral Sunday afternoon att o'clock, from
his late residence, 2239 Market street. Friends of
the family are invited to attend lnterment at
Mt, Calvary.
ST. INVERSION Friday, September o. 1887, at
O'Clock d M, Bridget, wife OF James NJ. ST.
Myers, aged Al years
Funeral will thske place from the residence OF
her husband, No. AIS Market street, on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited 10 attend Interment at Mt. Galway
cemetery.
EOLTE-On saturday, September %, 1887, at
O'Clock a IN GERTIE, daughter OF A. II. and Ida
NOlte, aged years and - days.
Funeral from the residence of the parents, No.
J6lO Eoff street, this Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock Interment at Peninsula cemetery
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
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SPHINX KNOTS.
AnycOmmunication for this department should
beaddressed to F. K. CHADBoURS, Lewistown, Me-
No. 663.-Dscapitation.

A VILLAGE SCENE IN ENGLAND.
Wild is the night, and chill the wind may blow.
Yet to the common all the boys will go,
For well each English lad may long remember
To celebrate the fitth day Of November,
With many Jokes, with shouts, aud merry glse
All iOin to burn Guy Fawkes in ethlgy:
FrOu1 early morn, through seconds. some have
gOught
For fuel; and many branch and bough have
sbrOught
To swell the pile: which large and high has
grown,
Not with forest waste and refpSeall all alone,
For every dwelling has been asked 10 pay
some tribute, to commemorate the day;
So here are relics 80 antique I've heard
PerChanCe, they may have come here IN the
THIRD
But see the cracking flames are rising high,
And smoke aud griE,aS mount up toward the
sky;
While cannOls boom, and crackers swell the
noise
Which always satisfaction gives To boys.
Aud when the flames deyuur the traitor Guy,
Some one With ringing voice i sure 10 cry:
Remember, remember, the fifth OF November
l. gunpOwdey treason and plot:
For we know no reason, why gunpOwder treason
should ever be forgot" ". c. WOoDFcBD.
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nbreIin9 Register
THE LAB0RERS.
yyvS OF INTEREST CLEANED FROM ALL
QUARTERS
N,,a.ag new 10 Report IA hs Local Staanon-A
B-5t Glance s. the Different Branches Of the
Labor World.

There is nothing new OF startling to re-
mort in the local industrial situation. But
there b,s been no falling of in business.
While We have little outside ofthe routine
Of trade, we hear that business is prosper
ING in many branches and promises big for
the TALL sud winter aud new Improvements
are constantly talked Of which indicates
that the future is even brighter than the
rrsssnt aGd full of good prospects
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No. 656.-A MetagTam.
CHANGE INITIAL LETTER.

IUAEIIE IINI ITNI| III T IaIs'
Fair was dear Ftrst and delicate a. fair,
With deep, dark eyes, and ever waving hair.
Would il De bright, or sad l vainly pOndered.
For in her face, 50 Young and fair 10 see,
There was u certain air of myStey.
I saw her ON the Third at evening lean,
And gaze upon the forests SOmbre green.
Quite Fourth. by moonlight in the garden ways
I often saw her thrO' the jasmine maze.
Aud still she wore that air ui mystery
That made me ask what would her S,rORd be-
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A Prominent Merchant in Trouble.

Old moneybags mopes in his office all day,
As snappish and cross as bear;
The clerks know enough TO keep out Of his way,
Lest the merchant should grumble and swear.
Even Tabby, the cat, is in fear of a cuff,
Or kick, if she ventures too near:
They all know the master is apt 70 be rough,
And his freaks unexpected and queer.
What makes the old fellow so Surly and grim,
And behave so confoundedly mean
There's certainly sonnet ing the matter with
him
Is il stomach, or liver or spleen?
We've guessed this liver is sluggish and bad,
His blood Is disordered and foul.
It's enough TO make any one hopelessly mad,
And greet his best friend with q growl.
The worldwide remedy, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, will correct a
disordered liver and purify the blood, tone
your system and build up your flesh and
strength.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED MILK DEALERS, 10
L ing business on the Island, In Bridgeport
Kirkwood aud .ftnayille, will, on AMI after DC
tober lst, until further notice, sell milk apC
cream at the following rates; MIX At cent
per quart or 25 cents a gallen; Cream at 10 cent
per pint, or 20 cents per gallon. There will pos
itively be 10 deviation from these rates.
JOHN PoRTERFIEID d. owner High Hill Dairy
l.. C. sEDwICK, owner Mt. Hope Dairy.
s. F. SIMPSON, Fruit Mountain Dairy.
W. W. PATTERSON, Shady Side Dairy
s. STILLWELL, Valley Home Dairy.
JOHN PASCo, W. MURPHY, d. CRAWFORD
SaDSlu
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What IL Means,

To the man or woman who has never
been i'll, the word "health" is meaning
less. But TO the one who has suffered and
despaired, health appears as a priceless
boon. To the thousands of unfortunate
women who are suffering from some OF the
many forms of weaknesses or irregularities
peculiar TO their sex, DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription holds forth the promise of q
speedy restoration of this priceless boon. "
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No. BST.-An Enigma.

In looking DER my lexicon
A curious word hit upon,
Not o. sOlete-sICh are tabOOed-
But for riddle pretty good.
lis rather ancient, l admit.
lFOr that do not care whit
And has some reference To the days,
As Roman calendar displays:
/ also find the word declares
Devotion in the form of prayers.
This singular feature note down
II always is plural noun.
when Of its head and tail beren,
Something singular will be left,
Then give il back its cut OFT poll
And nothing will be le't-nOw drOll,
lion the answer now you blundgr,
Twin hardly be a nine day. wonder
NELSnNIAN
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70 0,oots and 0oh,ins that DELIGHT

The spoOks and COLLINS that delight
To fill with terror all the night;
That stalk abroad in hideous dreams
With which dyspepsia's fancy teens,
Will never trouble with their ills
The man who trusts in Pierce's Pills
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets
harmless, painless, sure!
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He Hadn't.

well, my little boy" he said to his
neighbours son, 80 you've got back home,
eh?r
''Yes, sir"
"been out il the country rusticating?"
mo, sir; we've been out in the country
living on grandpa's folks.
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Ma. Cos. star.

A. A letter p A Roman weight Of twelve
ounces 8 Conducted I. \ discourse, poem,
0r remark containing severe CcnsUre OF vice OF
Jolly. 5. Tainted .. A deep and gloomy place
= Drawn. 5. A point Of the compass. gAbbrl
e. 4 letter JNNis.
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No, G54.-Anagrams.

Deem u . UtiSCr. if you choose.
Such definition ] refuse,
For lis tine, OF part of one,
That through "A circle may be- run.
A mi>er is a man OF greed
Who knows not " Merit Is e 100 st.
What does he grasp YJs 20 5I,Fr duRf
such love of money seems crime
NELSOSIAS.
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In Mexico laborers get eighteen to
twenty-five cents day, and are often
paid in farm products. How this must
make the American farmer just yearn to
import few.
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No. $50 A Double Word Enigma.
some players" who have gained a name,
Have won, much wealth as well as fame.
They play" for thousands every night,
And give ito multitudes' delight,
And some by their sweet gilt Of song
Tan "Cap.iyate' "A larger thrOng
seek 10 acquire this art divine:
o, wOudrOuS gin. would il were mine!
Two characters from Shakespeare find
Who are not strictly OF one mind.
See how the avariCiOus fall
Who grasp for TOO much and lose ALL
CHAs. j. HOUSTON.
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No. R5S.-.A Diamond.

I. In extent" , border of lace. 3.
small drum. l. Bags containing $1,000 each. )
A secretary under the Roman Empire. .. Par
tanning 10 marshy country. :. Falls Of water
: Turf y. In extent
2. BEBs.
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BENwOOD.

Answers viii be published in two weeks.
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Answers.

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G4O-S-Can.
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RUN
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Master poet
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-09-01
An Irish Parliament.

Recent evtnts IN the house Of commons
make the question of an Irish parliament
one Of the lead ng questions of the hour.
A great deal of discussion may be looked
for during the next few months as to what
is the best form of such body, for a
Gladsonian victory means home rule, and
home rule almost certainly implies Dub
lin Parliament sooner or later, whatever
makeshifts and substitutes may intervene.
Gavin Duffy Is already in the field with a
cheme for a parliament in College Green.
He contributes to the September number
of the Contemporary Review the outline
of plan for a house of commons and a
senate. The house Is to be composed of
los members and the senate of "a. The
appointment Of the judiciary is to be upon
the lines laid down in Mr.. Gladstone s
measure in the last parliament. Mr..
Duffy intimates that Mr.. Gladstone is open
to conviction upon the question Of having
Irish representation at Westminster in ad-
dition to the local parliament. 1t Is
known that Mr.. Gladstone was willing to
make concessions on this point toward the
close Of the last session.